Show DevBest [Release] CookieFramework 2- Updated & Optimized.

[DaLightz]

CookieFramework 2​

By CookieMonsta​

Introduction-
CookieFramework is a simple framework programmed in PHP. It's been released in the past, at version 1.0.0r with not much class work, etc. If you use CookieFramework for your projects, I highly recon you use this version.

Features-

• MySQLi engine.
• Template & Param engine.
• Copyright & Version check engine.
• Configuration & Other optimizations.

Screenshots-

Credits-

• CookieMonsta- Dev
• xElmo- Template ref.
• AptanaStudio3- Tool.

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[Meteor]

Looks rather nice I'll go download it and check it out! cx

 

[DaLightz]

Looks rather nice I'll go download it and check it out! cx

I'm glad you find interest in it.

Sidenote: Only works on xampp, will work on IIS if you make your own web.config.

 

[Sysode]

Never really used "famework" before, mind explain a bit of how I will benefit from using this, if I were to?

 

[DaLightz]

Never really used "famework" before, mind explain a bit of how I will benefit from using this, if I were to?

A framework is basicly a small "cms" in which is extendable and for learning purpose.
Benifits;

• Read php source.
• Extend on it with your knowledge.
• Read my /* Documentations */

 

[Sysode]

A framework is basicly a small "cms" in which is extendable and for learning purpose.
Benifits;

• Read php source.
• Extend on it with your knowledge.
• Read my /* Documentations */

Ah fair enough, I'll take a look at it later

 

[FL4]

nice project

 

[DaLightz]

nice project

Thanks for the support.

 

[FL4]

no problem all the way

 

[Shard]

-downloads.

Hope I can learn something from this.
Looking forward to posting positive feedback.

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Looks great. Maybe you could add some comments etc to help beginners understand.

 

[Lionches]

Nice framework, but you should make 3.0 mvc with a routing system.

 

[DaLightz]

Nice framework, but you should make 3.0 mvc with a routing system.

I'll look into it. Although I'm not one for MVC.

 

[Lionches]

I'll look into it. Although I'm not one for MVC.

It's kind of hard, I myself am still getting the hang of it when I'm coding my CMS with MVC. If you need any help understand MVC, you can look here;

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[DaLightz]

It's kind of hard, I myself am still getting the hang of it when I'm coding my CMS with MVC. If you need any help understand MVC, you can look here;

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Or PM me.

Thanks for the sources.

 

[whyherro]

How do I use this? Everytime I put it into my htdocs, create the database and go to the localhost directory in my browser, it gives an object not found error.

 

[Ecko]

inc/inc.CF.php = noob way to put a copyright

 

[Weasel]

inc/inc.CF.php = noob way to put a copyright

I agree with this, there is no actual 'security'. They go in the file, and they change

 /* Make sure the user don't change the cms name. */
 if(cms_cf == 'CookieFramework 2')
 {
 $hybrid = true;
 }
 else
 {
 die('CookieFramework Copyright error: Don\'t change the name of the cms!');
 }

to

 /* Make sure the user don't change the cms name. */
 if(cms_cf == 'AwesomeRenamedFramework 142.0')
 {
 $hybrid = true;
 }
 else
 {
 die('Awesome Error: Don\'t change the name of the cms, its AwesomeCMS!');
 }

Or even simpler, they change == with !=.

 

[DaLightz]

I agree with this, there is no actual 'security'. They go in the file, and they change

 /* Make sure the user don't change the cms name. */
if(cms_cf == 'CookieFramework 2')
{
$hybrid = true;
}
else
{
die('CookieFramework Copyright error: Don\'t change the name of the cms!');
}

to

 /* Make sure the user don't change the cms name. */
if(cms_cf == 'AwesomeRenamedFramework 142.0')
{
$hybrid = true;
}
else
{
die('Awesome Error: Don\'t change the name of the cms, its AwesomeCMS!');
}

Or even simpler, they change == with !=.

Welp, just an idea

 

[Sean]

Welp, just an idea

If you want to make a copyright notice that is hard to remove, why not take a core section of the code that is needed to run the framework, and host it on your website, then link it to the framework when people download? that way they can't edit the copyright because they don't get it

Just a suggestion

 

[DaLightz]

If you want to make a copyright notice that is hard to remove, why not take a core section of the code that is needed to run the framework, and host it on your website, then link it to the framework when people download? that way they can't edit the copyright because they don't get it

Just a suggestion

I may look into that for LiquidCCMS.